A car like the Max I'm sure can only be appreciated from behind the steering wheel, the pointing the bemused looks and the smiling faces, it would be shame if to many of them turned into garage queens.
I agree with you 100%
The silly thing is that I do not believe that people will care what the mileage is in the future but will focus on the provenance and condition. Time and time again I hear about knackered low mileage 'garage queen' cars that require total mechanical restoration because everything has deteriorated from lack of use. I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'd rather have a car with miles on the clock, that has been properly maintained, than a low mileage minted that hasn't seen a road in 10-years.
